What do I need to bring for 3 days of camping? It s good to have what you need ...

It's been a long time since I've seen such a romantic (envy).

Tell me about my experience

First of all, there are special travel bags, tents, sleeping blankets, air beds (sleeping bags are not recommended), then food, kitchenware, (eating and sleeping are of course a priority).

Bring some insect repellent water, medicine must be brought (motion sickness medicine, heat stroke medicine, laxative).

It's a good idea to bring a folding shovel, a compass, a map (GPS is preferred), and a stun gun in case you need it.

If you go by car, you can bring two more pieces of clothes and sheets, and if you have children, it is best not to bring them (children will make trouble if they go to unfamiliar places).

That's all I can think of, after all, I have limited experience (I went to it with a few classmates two years ago) and my friend on the 2nd floor said that water is the point, and it's right!

I didn't think it through, because I could get water nearby -- but don't bring it at home, it's not convenient to find the closest place to camp.

Things are generally sold, good or bad are not too big, and those that are not available (such as air beds, tents, and compasses) can be bought on **.

Then it's about paying attention to safety, safety is the most important thing, and nothing more.

Finally, I wish you all a good time and deeper feelings!

Three less in vain.

Tents, sleeping bags, floor mats, moisture-proof mats, headlamps, camping lights, 50-70L bags if you just want to stay.

If you want to eat, you need a pot. This is a must-have if you want to do it for a few days.

Rainproof to jacket (this one doesn't rain, usually useless).

It is recommended to wear long pants and long clothes to prevent scratches from grass and trees.

As for the hiking shoes, this is recommended, too.

Clothes can be sportswear, such as Nike, Peak or something, but must not be cotton, mainly to sweat wicking.

Trekking pole medicines.

It's cheap to rent. If you buy a set, it is mainly a gore-tax, and the backpack is expensive. The rest doesn't have to be too good.

Tents, sleeping bags, food, pots, medicines, flashlights, knives (for self-defense).

Outdoor clothing.

Wear a close-fitting shirt and trousers. To avoid mosquito bites and tree branches, if the clothes are loose, you can tie up the trouser legs and cuffs. Wear well-fitting and non-slip shoes.

When you feel pain on the soles of your feet, quickly apply a small piece of medical tape to the sore area to prevent blistering. Warm clothing should be prepared. The temperature in the field will be much cooler than indoors.

Commonly used medicines. Prepare enough common medicines, such as mosquito repellents, antidiarrheal drugs, trauma medicines, etc.

Survival tools. Before the trip, you must prepare the necessary tents, shovels, and carry some binoculars, magnifying glasses, multi-purpose tools, knives, flashlights, whistles and other utensils when camping, which can bring extra fun and convenience.

Insect killers, a tent, knives, moisture-proof mats, sneakers and other small amounts of daily necessities, and of course, some medicines, just in case